A:  Sure.  Give me a call @ 283-0300 this morning.  We can take care of him.  LA

A:  Probably.  We have several oscars in that size category.  Come in and take a look at our top row.  LA
PS  Oscars do like to argue at first. 

LA
Maybe Corydoras haroldschultzi?

A:  Maybe Harrietta?  The eggs mean she's in great condition.  You need two males to help her complete the process.  LA

A:  Don't even try to sex the young ones.  You can sex the adults.  Females are larger.  Their larger stomachs make them rest with their snouts above the gravel.  The skinnier males rest with their snouts on the gravel.  Males have a longer dorsal fin.  Most cory breeders mix several adults together when breeding them.  LA

CM
16 years old

A:  First, your glass cleaner is probably a plecostomus.  But no matter.  Cindee McDonald sent me this picture of her iridescent shark four years ago.  They just keep growing if you give them more room.  I do not know their maximum lifespan.  Read our Pangassius page for more info.  LA

A:  Other than buying him a larger tank every two or three years, I'm clueless.  Some people build indoor pools but most indoor pools cause more troubles than they're worth.  LA

LA
He's missing a bit of tail and some of his toes.

A:  Actually, I did not know that.  Thanks for the info.  I'm adding it to my bearded dragon page.  LA

A:  I haven't made my own beef heart for fish food for decades.  If I remember right, they weigh five pounds or more.  You lose at least a quarter of that in the preparation process:  Cut away all the fat, any obviously squishy tissue, connective tissue, valves, papillary muscles and tendons attached to the valve flaps; it should be obvious by sight what’s good to eat and what’s not.  Then cut into small enough chunks that your blender can handle.  A cheap blender will not do.  Neither will your wife's blender.  You'll need to add water to get the process going.  I always added canned carrots and spinach.    Then you pour out the slurry into a thin layer (actually layers) and freeze it.  Once frozen and broken into feedable pieces, you can store it in plastic bags.  You will need lots of freezer room to store your delectation.  LA

A:  I find the commercial frozen beefheart much more convenient.  Check with your LFS.  Discus love live California blackworms and frozen bloodworms.  You probably can't get the blackworms there but you can probably find Hikari bloodworms. LA

A:  I know of the problem now, but I have no idea how to rectify it.  You can probably use a different search engine (Bing or Firefox or Yahoo) to get around it.  LA

A:  During our remodeling we lost a great deal of tank space.  Our African cichlid selection has decreases as a result so we cannot accommodate your frontosas right now.  LA

A:  We have several corn snakes on hand.  If you want to call ahead for details, call Zach Friday, Saturday, or Sunday between 9 am and noon.   He's our "snake expert."   LA

A:  I prefer not to be number one in dog worms (or number 2 for that matter).  LA